Leap into a transition mindset – a blueprint for living
What better way to mark a leap year - the 29th of February - than with an uplifting good news story to set us up for the coming months. The…
What better way to mark a leap year - the 29th of February - than with an uplifting good news story to set us up for the coming months. The…
In a rapidly growing and developing City, Council is required to manage biodiversity loss and ecological decline. This involves balancing environmental and ecological considerations, with decisions about accommodating population growth…
In Reshape the economy to fight climate crisis, Graeme Weardon (The Guardian January 23, 2020) reports on the address given by Prince Charles to delegates at the World Economic Forum,…
There's talk about an economic recession and the grim consequences that could come from such a downturn in spending. It is regrettable that there hasn't already been talk about an…
The conversation about whether or not to speak out about a subject that was first raised 124 years ago, a subject that has engaged some of the most brilliant minds…
It is troubling because it challenges the current paradigm that the economy holds the answers to our individual and collective woes. It is also troubling because reporter Kristin Mattis…
‘Australia’s first climate refugees’ is how Nick Ritar described his situation as he prepared to board a navy vessel as part of the evacuation of Mallacouta in Victoria (Meltdown, by…
Fungi between our toes is not pleasant. Known as athlete’s foot or tinea pedis, you could say, well it’s normal. That is, the fungus is doing what fungus does when…
Doctoring debates seems to be common practice these days. Call it fake news. Call it living in denial. Whatever name we use to describe this attack on the truth, it…
This end of year time can be tricky. A time for reflection. A time for getting together with family and friends. A time when mixed emotions get expressed. Those who…